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Reviewed in Canada on July 29, 2024
Fit realy well and save a lot of money !
Simon
Reviewed in Germany on July 24, 2024
Der Schoner lag bei mir nicht richtig an und rieb daher bei der Anprobe schon am Knie.Und ACHTUNG: Rücksendung kostet knapp 5 Euro!
Rani Peralta
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024
I had a bad fall when I went biking on trails. The knee pads protected me from cuts and bruises. Definitely worth buying. Comfortable and easy to wear. Size as stated. Just dont use pants or anything under the knee pads or it will slide off. Better worn on bare skin so it stays on.
LK
Reviewed in Germany on April 8, 2024
Sehr guter, perfekt sitzender dünner Knieschoner.Gerade für unter langen Hosen perfekt.
Al Cantey
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023
I already have the fantastic Sam Hill regular pads for dirt rides, and there was no way I'm risking my new total knee replacement in a road crash. The Lite pads are awesome on the road bike. Breath very well and I hardly notice they are on. Also keeps knees and thighs from frying in the sun. Great products!!!
John
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2023
I'm the type that hates wearing knee pads. After a recent knee surgery I decided I needed something that would give some protection from impact and the inevitable scraps that come from all mountain and Enduro riding. I kept in mind the best knee pads are the ones that you will actually wear.Rider type - XL thighs/calves, like to pedal with mostly riding between all mountain and Enduro. I live in hot, and usually dry, SoCal. My leg size makes finding knee pads that stay in place or provide enough knee coverage nearly impossible.I ordered 5 knee pads. This is what I observed for all of them:Fox Enduro sleeve - comfortable (7-8), material felt durable, but pad feels like lite density foam. Least favorite, but if I hadn't tried the other four would have been more than adequate.Leatt Airflex Ultralight - Very comfortable with the best breathability. Barely felt them. The knee pad was too thin. I'd say XC to Trail is most appropriate. A little thicker pad and I'd keep this one.SevenIDP Sam Hill Lite - fit wise, every bit as comfortable to the next 2. Comfort 9. The pad just didn't fit my knee quite as well. A bit less protection and less pad fit to the knee. Sleeve very comfortable. If not for also trying the next 2, then I'd keep this knee pad and where it every day.TLD Stage - more pad coverage than the rest. Pad extends down to top of shin. Long sleeve that keeps it in place. Contours well to the knee. Comfort 9, coverage 10 (of this group), perceived durability 9 (a bit curious if the material will snag with falls).IXS Flow Light - This was a throw in pad when buying everything in this review. I didn't expect much from it. It is tied for most comfortable in the group with IDP Sam Hill Lite, but the pad is slightly thicker and more coverage of the knee.What I decided. I can't decide between the IXS and TLD so I'm going to keep both. The TLD has more coverage and almost the same comfort as the IXS. Both are great. I'll wear TLD for bigger downhill rides, but it is definitely not a "bike park" knee pad. Both pads meet and exceed what I thought I would find in the category. I see myself alternating between these two.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2022
Glad I measured thigh width. They fit great & knees aren’t restricted from bending.
Scott Novis
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2021
After falling while riding my mountain bike a few times, I decided to take mountain biking lessons. The instructor wore these. I ordered them as soon as they came back in stock. I have not scratched up or injured my knees or shins since. And I ride more in more challenging situations since taking my lessons. It's not like I don't fall, now when I fall, like today (slippery tree root took out my front tire) I landed directly on my left knee - and bam, no injury, no scratch, no blood, back to riding. They are comfortable. Like wearing a big sock. They are light, breath well, and stay in place. I've had other knee pads, but I only wear these now. Once I put these on, I forget about them. Until I need them, and then they have been money for me. I won't ride without them.
Will
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2021
I usually don't wear knee pads where I ride in Long Island, NY...trails aren't super technical and I've never really had a comfortable pair. But with leaves coming down and rain lately- the trail has been greasy and I really don't feel like going down and banging up my knee- so I went on a search for a lightweight, easy pedaling pair that will protect me from minor falls/frame hits. Reviews for these 7iDP seemed solid, so decided to try them out, and man, are they awesome. When you first put them on they feel so comfortable you think for sure they're going to slip during the ride, but somehow they stay in place perfectly. So super comfortable as well. Definitely think they might be a bit warm for hot weather riding, but most likely I'll just wear these during fall/spring riding season when conditions aren't firm. I like the length of the pad as well- comes up high enough on your thigh that the pads will connect with your chamois/under shorts. The protection seems to be just what I need- haven't done down yet, but the padding seems like it'll protect what needs protectin' and isn't overly bulky. Definitely would recommend!
Matt
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2021
Super comfortable and just the little bit of added protection I was looking for
Kemish Hendershot
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2019
They are a little thinner than I would like but I guess they are “lite” knee pads. They do breathe well.
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